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| Notes: | English.
Print version record.
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| Summary: | Filmed in the stately mansions of New Orleans, Yes, Ma am shows the role of the black domestic workers in keeping up the gracious lifestyle so closely associated with the old South. On the surface there is a harmonious relationship between employer and employee, but probe a little deeper and grievances emerge. The maids often feel cut off from their own children as they take care of other people's youngsters. The work is physically hard and they are poorly compensated. They have not had an effective labor organization. This is an ironic social document for sociologists, women s groups, activists and religious groups.
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| Target Audience: | For College; Adult audiences.
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| Awards: | Blue Ribbon, American Film Festival, 1982
Midwest Film Conference, 1983
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| Other form: | Print version: Goldman, Gary. Yes, ma'am. New York, NY : Filmakers Library, 2002
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